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    Mountain Room

    3.4 (396 reviews)
    PriceyAmerican
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Rebecca C.

    My friend had heard the hotel restaurants in Yosemite were good, so we gave the Mountain Room a try. I was initially a little hesitant because I didn't think the food would be particularly good in a national park, but the food was not bad all things considered. We did make a reservation a few days out and the only availability was for 7:45pm on a weekday, so I would reserve early if you would like a better or earlier time. The prices are on the higher end, but considering they had to bring all the ingredients out here, it seemed fair. I wouldn't get your heart set on anything on the sample menu on the website--my friend had been looking forward to the duck, but it wasn't on the menu anymore. She was thinking of getting the scallops instead based on the menu in the lobby, but we were told as we were seated that they were out of scallops. To start, we had the burrata which came with the house bread (upon request). The burrata was pretty good. The house bread also separately came with a sweet butter (if you've been to Texas Roadhouse and like their complimentary bread/butter, you'll also like this). The bread was a little bit on the saltier side, but one of my friends said she actually liked that because she felt like she had been sweating so much. I had the trout and I found it a solid, filling portion and it was cooked well. I liked the broccolini it came with too. The quinoa was a little bit mushier than I would have liked, and the lemon seemed like it was a little mushier too (it was falling apart as I tried to squeeze it). My friends had the steak (thought the steak was good, but the sides it came with were just ok) and the burger (also good). In terms of attire, most people were wearing stuff that was a little nicer than hiking clothes (which the restaurant requested), and there was a group that was celebrating someone's birthday was wearing nicer dresses. So, the attire was definitely on the nice side for a National Park, but nothing fancy. Overall, it was a good experience, and it was better than I was expecting for National Park food. The service was very friendly and accommodating, and we appreciated our server, Ilene, who did a great job and was the perfect amount of attentive without hovering. The other staff we interacted with were also pleasant.

    Sarah H.

    It's a must if you want a decent meal while in Yosemite! I was not impressed with much else in the park, but the meal here was fantastic. We went right as dinner began and it was a pleasantly quiet dining experience. The views of the waterfall during the meal was such a highlight. I highly recommend!

    Rich V.

    The atmosphere was beautiful and the service was very good. The food was average and over priced. You have to expect that in a tourist area. The hamburger was our favorite of the items we had. It might be close to good value. The carrot cake was actually excellent. Overall, what you'd expect for where this is located.

    Prime rib and filet mignon, cauliflower in middle
    Kathleen b.

    Came in for celebratory steaks after hiking half dome! We made a res for 7:30 but didn't get there til 8, the hostess was nice about it and got us to a table right away. Our server Erik was the best! Very knowledgeable and accommodating, also had some great recs of places to check out in Yosemite! We enjoyed our meal thoroughly, the only thing I would change was the way the broccolini was cooked, was only steamed no seasoning. Would def come back!

    Liz P.

    The Mountain Room is one of my favorite places to dine in Yosemite. I have been coming here for years, probably a dozen times over the last couple of decades, and the food has always been consistently good. This visit was especially charming. It was a beautiful day with a little snow outside, we had a window view, the wine was good, our server was very kind, and everything we ordered was delicious. I really like the quieter atmosphere here. The Ahwahnee dining room is beautiful too, but The Mountain Room feels a little more relaxed while still being a notch above casual dining. Reservations are highly recommended, especially during summer, and you can book ahead on OpenTable. Since it is located at Yosemite Valley Lodge, parking can be difficult when the area is busy, so taking the shuttle is often the easiest choice. A wonderful sit-down dinner spot in the valley.

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    Mary A.

    Came on a Saturday around 5PM, and it was already packed. I definitely recommend making a reservation, as I overheard they were booked for the entire day. The restaurant has a very rustic, woodsy atmosphere that fits the location perfectly. We ordered the Bread Service, Crispy Brussels Sprouts, and Herbed Fries for the table, and I got the Seared Ahi Tuna. The appetizers were definitely the standout for me. Everything was flavorful, well-seasoned, and cooked really well. The mains did take a little while to come out, but we didn't mind. The tuna was fresh and seasoned well, and the quinoa was cooked perfectly. I also want to shout out the staff, especially the hostess that day. She was so kind and accommodating, and everyone else was nice as well. Overall, definitely on the pricier side, but it's a nice spot with good food and really friendly service. Parking was pretty full when we arrived, but we eventually found a spot.

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    Paige H.

    I had an absolutely wonderful experience at The Mountain Room Restaurant. The service was truly exceptional from start to finish. Our waiter was phenomenal. Very attentive and friendly. What really stood out was that EVERY staff member we interacted with was just as kind and welcoming. It created such a warm and seamless experience that made the evening feel extra special. The ambiance is honestly unforgettable. Dining with a direct view of Yosemite Falls is something you just can't replicate anywhere else. Sitting there, enjoying a meal while staring out at such a breathtaking natural wonder, felt surreal. The food and drinks were just as impressive. The mocktails were refreshing and thoughtfully made, and the pasta special we shared was absolutely incredible. The combination of prosciutto, pistachio, and sauce worked so well together. It was rich, flavorful, and perfectly balanced.

    Jasmin P.

    We loved the ambiance so much that we ended up coming back on our second night during our stay in Yosemite. We stayed across the way at Yosemite Valley Lodge, which made it super convenient to dine here for dinner. The service was super friendly both nights, no complaints. On the first night, we ordered two vegetarian soups of the day, focaccia, and the pear salad. On the second night, we again ordered two vegetarian soups of the day, focaccia, and the crispy oyster mushrooms with aioli. The soups were really good, especially the creamy potato soup we had the first night. The second night's soup was a creamy vegan mushroom soup, which we did end up adding a little salt and black pepper to. I thought the pear salad was good, but the portion felt small for the price. The crispy oyster mushrooms were battered and fried (tempura style), well seasoned, and the aioli paired perfectly. However, these were a little greasy. We got a beer to share (Tioga Lager, amber) and we both really liked it. Great experience and would definitely come back on our next visit!

    7 ounce prime sirloin steak, with Point Reyes blue cheese crumbles. Perfectly cooked, and delicious beefy flavor.
    Jenni G.

    Another great meal at The Mountain Room! It was packed, but they still did a good job. Yosemite Lodge is not a very good hotel, but The Mountain Room provides a memorable experience. Be sure to make a reservation for a special dinner there if you visit Yosemite.

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    Kelsey B.

    Let me preface this by saying my expectations for dining in the valley are usually pretty low- some spots are decent, some are okay, many are mediocre at best. This, however, was by far the best meal we've ever had in Yosemite (and honestly one of the best restaurant meals we've had in a long time anywhere). We'd happily return even if this place were located outside the park with multiple other options. TLDR: Hands down the best dining experience we've ever had in Yosemite. Amazing food, great wine, cozy ambiance, and phenomenal service (Erik, you're the best). Our group of four arrived after an all-day hike and we were the last reservation sat at 8:30 PM. I also want to note that we had a vegetarian in the group and there were plenty of menu options for everyone. Despite being the final seating, we never once felt rushed. Ambiance: Open, warm, and surprisingly cozy. Service: Our server, Erik, was incredible- so knowledgeable, genuine with his recommendations, hilarious to boot, and just a joy to spend a meal with. He truly went above and beyond and made the night feel special. Drinks: Great cocktail list and wine selection, with prices that were honestly more reasonable than what we're used to in Big Sur. We ordered a Chalone Vineyard Pinot Noir, which paired perfectly with everything we ordered. Food: Every single dish hit the mark (a rarity), the portions were beyond generous, and we got to share a plethora of items: -House-made focaccia with whipped tomato butter: warm, soft, seasoned, with the perfect outer crunch -Vegetarian coconut-tomato soup: not something I'd normally order, but fantastic none the less with big chunks of fresh tomato and perfect for dipping the focaccia in -Charred jumbo shrimp with white beans + tamarind sauce: this was a standout (we almost ordered a second) -Filet mignon with white sweet potato mash, yuzu chimichurri, and broccolini (cooked perfectly and incredibly balanced) -Prime sirloin with potatoes & veggies (also cooked flawlessly) -Mary's organic chicken with sweet potato, cranberry-kale-green apple slaw, and veggies (sooo juicy and delicious) -Trout with fried rice, lemon-herb browned butter, and a huge serving of root vegetables (outstanding- we all agreed this was some of the best trout we'd ever had) Sadly, we didn't have room for dessert, but everything on the menu sounded tempting (bread pudding, flourless chocolate cake, cheesecake, etc). The bill was about $300, which felt extremely fair for the amount of food, wine, and five-star service. Overall, this was an unforgettable meal and the perfect ending to a magical trip. Highly recommend making a reservation if you're looking for a special night out or want something beyond the usual pizza/burger/bar food typically found in the valley.

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    Alexa D.

    Such a cute place to have dinner. The lighting is dark and I liked it. The staff were quick and helpful. Checked in frequently to assess our needs. The food was tasty. Portions were good. I didn't get a picture of the avocado cheesecake but that was also good. Texture was a bit different but yet still very creamy.

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    Heather M.

    When in Yosemite ... The Mountain Room for a nice dining experience. Beautiful views from the dining room. Attentive service. We started with the focaccia and butter. Delish! Fresh baked and served with a flavored butter (citrus the night we were there). We then enjoyed starters of a classic French onion soup, crispy oyster mushrooms (think like fried calamari), and the soup of the day. The soup of the day was a silky smooth curry leek soup. The trout served with beets and fried rice was a big portion and very fresh. The rabbit pasta was also a huge portion. It arrived a bit cold but our server happily fixed this. He returned it to the kitchen and a new plate was brought out. It was perfect! Ended the meal with pumpkin cheesecake. A great place to get away from the chaos and enjoy a great meal.

    Fried oyster mushrooms were the best dish of the night
    Cheryl G.

    I know better than to eat at these expensive restaurants in tourist locations, but our friend really wanted to go so that's what we did. The fried oyster mushroom appetizer was fantastic! I wish I would've stopped with that. The aïoli that came with it was delicious, I ate every bit on that plate, except for what I shared with my friends who also enjoyed it. Two of my girlfriends got the halibut dish which came out really beautifully plated. Unfortunately, the fish was way overcooked and dry. She also said that the rest of the items on the plate were bland. My fiancé and I split a Caesar salad with chicken on it and the trout dish. The Caesar salad was a joke. Romain was drenched in far too much dressing. The menu said it was supposed to have bonito flakes on it, but I did not see them or taste them. I also didn't notice any type of crouton. We asked to add tomatoes, but the restaurant didn't have any tomatoes. The chicken was cooked superbly though, it was a pleasant surprise! The other dish we had was the trout with pea purée and saffron rice. The menu did not mention that it is a steelhead trout, which I actually really like. But I think that could be offputting to some people because it has such a stronger flavor. Nothing really special about this dish though. Again, the fish was overcooked, and the rice and pea purée had very little flavor. Setting is kind of like an old steakhouse atmosphere. Like lots of dark wood and dimly lit. In the middle of Yosemite National Park I understand the appeal of eating at a nice spot, but for the cost, I would not return here.

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    3.1(107 reviews)
    0.8 mi
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    3.5/5 stars :) I…read morewill say, I was craving a burger after hiking and the Cowboy Burger HIT THE SPOT. We came around 11am on a Friday, and it wasn't too busy though there was a small line. There is seating outdoors only, so keep that in mind as we were scouting for seats while in line. The staff is pretty chill and quick to get your order in and out. My boyfriend had gotten the chipotle chicken but in a lettuce wrap, and it was alright. I do love that the fries were HOT and perfectly crisp.

    Pack your own food…read more Sub par fast food at amusement park prices, and slow service. Speed of Service: 1/5- the line was out the door, but it didn't seem overly busy and they weren't under staffed, they just lacked a leader. For such a basic menu, you would think they would be faster. Service: 2/5- The man taking orders was wearing nail polish and lipstick. He was kind, but he was chewing gum while taking orders which is unprofessional and a food safety red flag, similar to the nail polish. Food quality: 2/5- sandwiches were prepped and sitting on a heat tray waiting for people to order them. When guests asked for customizations, the order taker tried to convince everyone to "take the lettuce off themselves". I like my food fresh and this wasn't it. Most fast food chains do a much better job than this place. Value: 2/5- Portions were small and costs were high. I expect this in a national park, but just noting here because there was a soup and sandwich place within walking distance which looked much better for similar prices. Overall: 2/5- I would not come here again. You are only eating here if you are desperate. FYI- my receipt said this place is run by Aramark which specializes in Schools, Hospitals, Military, and Prisons. This place could double their top line sales with a local operator or better management.

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    The young lady tried to do her job but struggled the entire time with no help at all. The brown hair "manager" should loose his position

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    The Ahwahnee Dining Room

    The Ahwahnee Dining Room

    3.0(1.1k reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$$

    *** SPECTACULAR EXPERIENCE ***…read more Just one of my fav places to be year round it always feels like home.. it makes my heart warm when I see the over sized chairs and tables just so rustic and special!!! I always visit and usually stay at the hotel it's located in called the "majestic" well hopefully that's only temporary because the real historic name given by and named after by the local tribe, NativeAhwahnee natives

    Service: Outstanding. David was an excellent representative of what a meal at the Ahwahnee should…read morebe and once was. Unfortunately his attentiveness did not make up for a disappointing culinary experience. Food: I came for breakfast, anticipating a fabulous experience as in years past. As usual I opted for the buffet, looking forward to a wide variety of delicious choices as I've had in previous visits. There are better buffets at any Hampton or Embassy Suites. The lineup included: Scrambled "Eggs" (which came from a plastic tube or bottle), cremated bacon, lackluster potato chunks (not crisp), a chicken sausage devoid of any seasoning (encased in an impenetrable skin), steel-cut oatmeal that had been sitting on the warmer far too long, a bowl of melon chunks, a bowl of grapes, some strawberries, and a tray of "signature" pastries (I'm thinking the signature was most likely Little Debbie). They also provided a steam tray with those tiny little plain bagels you purchase by the dozen. The only "special" item was a steam tray of Eggs Benedict - with English Muffins so hard I needed a sharp knife to cut it into bite-sized pieces. Oh yes. David did bring me a very nice glass of cranberry juice and the English Breakfast tea was delightful. Looking around the gorgeous dining room I did notice other guests enjoying their made-to-order selections and a felt like a chump for honoring my memories and not ordering from the menu.

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    The dining hall open for dinner buffet.

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    5.0(66 reviews)
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    Last Sunday, I and some friends had dinner at he Mono Inn , a remarkable dining spot located in Lee…read moreVining, California near Mono Lake. The restaurant's dining room has a stunning panoramic views of the lake in addition to a warm, inviting ambience. Co-managed by Chef Jason Custer and owner Hilary Hansen Jones, it offers an unforgettable fixed-price menu featuring creative, flavorful dishes made from locally sourced ingredients. The menu that evening, inspired by the Japanese tea ceremony, delivered a harmonious and tranquil multi-course experience. Highlights include a refreshing first course of watermelon sorbet with kimchi foam, a delicately cured ocean trout with caviar cream, roasted squab in cherry sauce with Korean dumplings, and a unique dessert of toasted corn ice cream dessert. Each dish was thoughtfully paired with excellent wine suggestions from the wine list that had several Old World and New World selections under $50. The attentive service at Mono Inn was choreographed by the owner who took time to regale our table in the history of the Mono Inn. There so much I love about the Mono Inn, from the low-key vibe and mixed with a formal dinner service, to the wonderfully creative dishes bursting with amazing flavors. All of these aspects make The Mono Inn a must-visit. This is my second visit, and I'll definitely be back. Highly recommended!

    My fourth visit. This time I took photos. The Mono Inn…read moreexperience does not disappoint. I close my eyes and disappear into the flavors. The staff is brilliantly trained. Chef is an artist! Once a month, best self care break for 200 miles!

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    1850 Restaurant

    4.1(864 reviews)
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    We frequent 1850 for lunch and have always enjoyed our visits, so this experience was…read moredisappointing. This was our first time stopping by after 6 p.m. because we wanted to relax with a couple of beers and dessert. When we asked for a table, we were told there was a wait. That's completely understandable, so I asked how long the wait would be. Instead of giving us an estimate, we were immediately encouraged to just get our desserts to go. It left us feeling like our business wasn't welcome because we weren't ordering a full dinner. We're not tourists passing through--we're locals who support this restaurant year-round, including during the slower times. Every customer should feel welcome, whether they're ordering a full meal or just stopping in for dessert and drinks. Unfortunately, after this experience, we'll be taking our business elsewhere. Mariposa has plenty of great places that make every guest feel appreciated.

    I loved this place. Coming here made dinner feel like part of the trip instead of just "grabbing…read morefood." It's a smaller spot, so expect a wait, but honestly the bar makes it easy to relax while you wait for a table. Everyone was very attentive and polite. When I stayed in Mariposa, I tried their special. A burger with shrimp and sweet potato fries. Definitely different, but it worked surprisingly well and tasted amazing. Also, you HAVE to try the local brews, so get the flight. This place honestly feels like Mariposa's little slice of fancy without trying too hard. I had dessert too, and I can't even remember what it was called... I just remember it was gooooooood.

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    Oakhurst Grill and Whiskey 41 Lounge - Jambalaya

    Oakhurst Grill and Whiskey 41 Lounge

    4.1(555 reviews)
    28.3 mi
    $$

    I was absolutely amazed at the food we received! We were staying at Bass lake and wanted to go out…read moreto dinner. Going to a little town we weren't sure what we would get, but whoever runs this place and the chef is definitely care about quality of food. We had a pretty big party and called ahead to let them know. Everyone had something different, but everything tasted amazing. Great clam chowder Steak cooked perfectly with good flavor Salmon was delicious Wings were cooked perfect Kids finished both kids meals which if you know kids it's usually a couple of bites and "I'm done" I would recommend this place to anyone traveling through here. As we're leaving there was a significant wait so I'm guessing others know the secret of this wonderful place too.

    Oakhurst is a tourist town outside of Yosemite. The options in the area are fairly limited so…read moreplaces like Oakhurst Grill capitalize on this. We decided to try Oakhurst Grill because it was one of the only places still open when we rolled into town. (Places close early here) Service- 2.5/5: Both times I've been here the waitresses have been polite and somewhat attentive. We were seated within 20 mins but had another 15min wait to actually place our order. It seemed like it took awhile to just get started with drinks. They do a high volume here with a large staff so the service is likely inconsistent. Food quality: 3/5 My burger was actually very good, with 1/2lb of quality beef. I would get it again. I've had the chicken Alfredo which was ok, but nothing extraordinary. Steak tips for an appetizer were ok and the crab cakes were flavorful. My vegan friend had the Al Fresco (Tomato, artichoke heart, Mediterranean olive blend, garlic, onion, spinach and mushrooms, balsamic vinegar, served over penne pasta with a side of ciabatta bread.) He barely touched it because it just didn't taste good. Everyone at the table tried it and agreed we wouldn't recommend it. The cheesecake "bites" for dessert is more like a slice of previously frozen cheesecake cut into 2 pieces, with a drizzle of syrup on top. Atmosphere- 4/5: The interior is dated but had a rustic vibe that fits the environment. The outdoor seating has a nice view but the exterior is rather narrow for the size of the tables. Value- 3/5: Pricing is higher but what I would expect near a national park. The potions were generous. Overall- 3/5: I would eat here again if I was in the area but wouldn't go out of my way to. It is more geared toward tourists.

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    Oakhurst Grill and Whiskey 41 Lounge - The OG Dip with a yummy Mai Tai

    The OG Dip with a yummy Mai Tai

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